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Modul University Vienna
BSc in Human Resources Management
- Vienna, Austria
BSc
Full time
3 years
On-Campus
English
Ready to shape the future of work? The BSc in Human Resources Management at Modul University Vienna prepares you to become a strategic HR leader who understands both people and business. Over 6 semesters, you learn to master the psychology of human behavior, drive organizational excellence, and lead with empathy and analytical precision.

Private University of Education
Secondary school teacher training
- Linz, Austria
Master degree
English, German
The teaching profession is an attractive, varied and at the same time demanding job. Accompanying children and adolescents on their learning and life path and enabling them to find their way around in a pluralistic society and to help shape them requires a wide range of skills.
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Studying psychology and behavioral science in Austria puts you at the center of a discipline with roots in some of history's most influential psychological thinking. You'll examine human behavior, cognition, emotion, and social interaction through a curriculum that balances theoretical frameworks with applied, practical instruction.
The academic environment in Austria fosters independent inquiry and a genuine curiosity about why people think and act the way they do. Your coursework will cover areas such as clinical psychology, neuropsychology, developmental psychology, and research methods, including quantitative and qualitative data analysis. Many programs incorporate team-based study or placements in clinical or community settings, giving you hands-on experience alongside your academic work.
Graduates go on to careers in mental health services, organizational consulting, human resources, education, public health, and research, roles that are valued across sectors worldwide. Austria's position within the broader European academic network means you'll often study alongside an international peer group, and the skills you develop, from psychological assessment to behavioral analysis, translate directly into professional contexts globally.